d. printer we said what if you could three d. printed gun and then share a file on the internet that would be like wiki leaks now this all started back in twenty thirteen the texas based gun group started putting the plans on the internet and then we saw the federal government most notably the state department taking action to essentially stop them from posting these plans about how to make firearms with a three d. printer on the internet but then later we recently saw that the department of justice actually dropped its litigation that would prevent the group from posting the plans online and this is caused a little bit of a rift between the department of justice and the u.s. state department the two departments in the federal government don't seem to agree about this issue let's take a listen in that the state department got involved our only aqua t. in this is because of our role in controlling foreign access to u.s. defense technology in simpler words the state department wants to prevent the wrong people from acquiring weapon

d. printer can produce the firearms at home and this all of us gets a lot easier this is inside story. and i would welcome to the program my name's peter a us court has bought a self described crypto and the case from publishing the software blueprints for three d. printed guns that information is already out there on the internet but if publication had gone ahead it would have immediately become a lot easier to download the plans for the weapons and with the quality of three d. printers rapidly rising and their cost falling equally as fast that worries a lot of people not just gun control activists despite this week's court decision it's a problem that isn't going away bro brunell's in los angeles begins our coverage this is the computer generated weapon that's causing the uproar a crude single shot plastic pistol the united states of america will be the biggest exporter of terror. if we fail to stop these goats gun specifications for the gun were developed by cody wilson a self-styled anarchist as long as you have the right to keep and bear arms you have the right to make them in jun

host: explain what a 3-d printer gun is. guest: essentially just a mostly fromfactured 3-d printer material. the first one that made a lot of headlines, by cody wilson, his company distributed it in 2013. host: what do you need to make a 3-d printed gun? guest: it depends on what you're trying to do. there are different parts you can manufacture with it. you can make a lot of things with a 3-d printer but to make something that can withstand a cartridge going off, you really fairly expensive equipment. several thousand dollars worth of equipment, high-end 3-d printers. not the kind of thing you can buy for $150 online. you really need something substantial. host: how far along as the technology? guest: really, the gun he created, the liberator in 2013, it is a proof of concept, single shot firearm and it does not last long. you can only shoot a few shots through that. i'm not aware of any gun that has come along at that level of three printed material in it. it still has metal but most newer designs include a lot more but it

d. printer can produce the firearms at home and that's all of us gets a lot easier this is inside store. and i welcome to the program my name's peter a u.s. court has bought a self described crypto and a kiss from publishing the software blueprints for three d. printed guns that information is already out there on the internet but if publication had gone ahead it would have immediately become a lot easier to download the plans for the weapons and with the quality of three d. printers rapidly rising and their cost falling equally as fast that worries a lot of people not just gun control activists despite this week's court decision it's a problem that isn't going away bro brunell's in los angeles begins our coverage. this is the computer generated weapon that's causing the uproar a crude single shot plastic pistol the united states of america will be the biggest exporter of terror. if we fail to stop these goals gun specifications for the gun were developed by cody wilson a self-styled anarchist as long as you have the right to keep and bear arms you have the right to make them in june the

bears sorted different parts you can manufacture with a 3-d printer. you can make a lot of things with a 3-d printer but to make one that can withstand the pressure of a cartridge going off you really do need a fairly expensive equipment, several thousand dollars worth of equipment, high-end 3-d printers it's not the kind that you can buy for $150 on line. has to be substantial. >> host: how far along is the technology? >> guest: you know it's been really back in 2013 is a single shot firearm, 380 and it doesn't last very long. you can only fire a few shots to that particular firearm. i'm not aware of a gun that has come along that has been that level of 3-d. material. still has metal but most of the newer designs have inserts in the barrels. certainly people all over the world and the country are making their own designs as well. >> host: we are talking about the use of metal and again. when you're printing something worthy of printing and how much of the gun is. from the plastic's? >> guest: it depends on the design of the gun and what you are trying

like you woul m microwave, pop in your thumb driver aor hit go. >> rr: 3-d printers can be expensive. >> price will not be a deterrent to organized crime, drug cartel and terrorists. >> reporter: the man behind texas based company reached att ment in june. gun control groups and legislatures a fighting back. >> i don't think you should have the ability to control your access to it on the internet or ability to print it on a machine. >> reporter: it's a violation of his first and second amendment right. >> why should t federal government tell you wha you should and should not make. >>> you can weigh in on proposed serity changes at national zoo. yesterday the acting director spoke to the community association. the zoo wants to add securitynd fenceseduce the number of pedestrian entrances. there's also talk about long term plans to create physical check points right now the only proposal under review is to add more fencing. >>> this summer we know many groups are collecting school supplies to help students in our area. >> the effort by a non-profit is helping to seal the gap. they work

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d. printer peterman adi to make one for us consumer printers are available for as low as three hundred dollars so anybody that has three hundred dollars can essentially print one three d. printer guns have no serial numbers so they're untraceable they don't require permits or background checks so anybody can have one and because they're plastic they can go through any metal detector. so you hear the the issue laid out there i want to play a comment that we got from the c.e.o. of a three d. printing company when we heard he but we were doing this story this is what he told of his era opensource gun designs have been around for as long as i can remember before the internet you can get them by mail order by am at a gun shop and the tools to make guns have been around since well since the luddites fail to stop mechanisation. let's say we were successful at banning or stopping people from uploading in publishing gun designs on the internet that really wouldn't do anything there are many ways to acquire and capture the data today there's low cost laser scanners and three d. digitizers that you can p

federal judge blocked a texas activist from putting blueprints online to make plastic on some 3-d printers. cody wilson joins us to explain why he thinks it's a good idea. >>> hours after this - - >> i do not feel the media is the enemy of the people. >>chris: president trump bashes journalists again. >> what ever happened to fair press? what ever happened to honest reporting? they don't report it. they only make up stories. >>chris: we will ask our sunday panel about the trump family divine. all right now on "fox news sunday". hello again from fox news in washington. top national security officials say the threat from russian meddling in the upcoming midterms is real.

d. printer this is not the first time that the company called defense distributed has been blocked from publishing the blueprints the ruling reverses a decision by the trumpet ministration that would have permitted their release or us president donald trump in his way. he did into this debate before he tweeted as you see right there i am looking into three d. plastic guns being sold to the public but that of course as we know will not happen at least for now we want to pull in right now and terry wohlers he is an expert in three d. printing he joins us tonight from fort collins in the u.s. state of colorado it's good to see you terry i want to ask you how i don't have a three d. printer at home and we were asking in the newsroom not many of the anyone does actually have so i mean how easy how expensive would it be for someone to get set up and start making three d. go. well it's not expensive at all you can buy the low end models for less than three hundred dollars and they're eligible on my and. various locations around the world so it doesn't take much to get started. at some point yo

d. printer peterman adi to make one for us consumer printers are available for as low as three hundred dollars so anybody that has three hundred dollars can essentially print one three d. printer guns have no serial numbers so they're untraceable they don't require permits or background checks so anybody can have one and because they're plastic they can go through any metal detector. so you hear the the issue laid out there i want to play a comment that we got from the c.e.o. of a three d. printing company when we heard he but we were doing this story this is what he told to sarah opensource gun designs have been around for as long as i could remember before the internet you can get them by mail order by am at a gun show. and the tools to make guns have been around since well since the luddites fail to stop mechanisation. let's say we were successful at banning or stopping people from uploading publishing gun designs on the internet that really wouldn't do anything there are many ways to acquire and capture the data today there's low cost laser scanners and three d. digitizers that you can put

d. printer peterman adi to make one for us consumer printers are available for as low as three hundred dollars so anybody that has three hundred dollars can essentially print one three d. printer guns have no serial numbers so they're untraceable they don't require permits or background checks so anybody can have one and because they're plastic they can go through any metal detector. so you hear the the issue laid out there i want to play a comment that we got from the c.e.o. of a three d. printing company when we heard he but we were doing this story this is what he told of his era opensource gun designs have been around for as long as i can remember before the internet you can get them by mail order by am at a gun show. and the tools to make guns have been around since well since the luddites failed to stop mechanisation. let's say we were successful at banning or stopping people from uploading and publishing gun designs on the internet that really wouldn't do anything there are many ways to acquire and capture the data today there's most cost laser scanners and three d. digitizers that you

d. printer peter minardi to make one for us consumer printers are available for as low as three hundred dollars so anybody that has three hundred dollars can essentially print one three d. printer guns have no serial numbers so they're untraceable they don't require permits or background checks so anybody can have one and because they're plastic they can go through any metal detector. so you hear the the issue laid out there i want to play a comment that we got from the c.e.o. of a three d. printing company when we heard he but we were doing this story this is what he told . open source gun designs have been around for as long as i can remember before the internet you can get them by mail order by am at a gun show. and the tools to make guns have been around since well since the luddites fail to stop mechanization. let's say we were successful at batting or stopping people from uploading and publishing gun designs on the internet that really wouldn't do anything there are many ways to acquire and capture the data today there's low cost laser scanners and three d. digitizers that you cou

d. printer we said what if you could three d. printing god and then share a file on the internet that would be like wiki leaks cody wilson who you just saw started his quest back in twenty third dean when he first developed the weapon that could be printed at home until recently the federal government especially the state department made sure that those a blue prints did not make it onto the web but earlier this year the justice department decided to drop litigation against three d. gun plans from being posted online putting it at all odds with the state department the reason that the state department got involved our only act would be in the us is because of our role in controlling foreign access to u.s. defense technology in simpler words the state department wants to prevent the wrong people from acquiring weapons overseas legal commentator lionel told us he's not surprised by the apparent lack of cohesion between various branches of the u.s. government we have right now a department of justice and its subsidiary the f.b.i. th

the man behind the 3-d printer guns promises to keep fighting until every gun on earth is available forthe second amendment in the 21st century. access to a firearm is a fundamental dignity, fundamental human right. >> he will stop posting unplanned online until september hearing ways out. despite the promise he says 2500 people have already downloaded blueprints to ar 15 rifles. wild. rob: strange bedfellows on that one. facebook says it is uncovering campaigns to the midterm elections, facebook says the 32 pages were much more sophisticated than the ones used in 2016. how worried should we be? joining me to debate is former presidential advisor to president clinton and president obama, doctor susan johnson. i will begin with you, doctor coke. >> very serious, we should be very concerned was one of the headlines, what can we trust online? the question americans are asking for what can we trust, period? social media has a responsibility to do more than find out where the source is. todd: facebook says, quote, it is clear whoever set up these accounts went to greater lengths to skewer th

d. printer we said what if you could three d.printing god and then share a file on the internet that would be like working with. go to wilson you just saw there started his quest back in twenty thirteen when he first developed a weapon that could be made from scratch by anyone who's got access to a specialist printer democrats say held the senate majority back then were opposed to the plans being shared online now they're saying any blood spilled by three d. printed guns will be on president trump's hands donald trump will be totally responsible for every download of all plastic a r fifteen that will be roaming the streets of our country if he does not act today it's his doing it's his responsibility the blood is going to be on his hands coming to a theater near you coming to a school or near you coming to a sports stadium these ghosts. are the new wave of american gun violence. journalists in belgium of slammed the government there after discovering will have to pay a fifty year a feed for security vetting if they want to cover

d. printer peterman adi to make one for us consumer printers are available for as low as three hundred dollars so anybody that has three hundred dollars can essentially print on the designs have already appeared online and have been downloaded thousands of times three d. printed guns have no serial numbers so there are untraceable they don't require permits or background checks so anybody can have one and because they're plastic they can go through any metal detector law enforcement officials are opposed and president donald trump questioned the action of his own administration tweeting that the idea of three d. printed guns quote doesn't seem to make much sense but the guns may be less dangerous to the public then to the person wielding them in tests by the government firearms oversight agency three d. printed guns often exploded when fired they are not as strong or precisely machined as metal guns it could explode on you you could lose a finger you could use a hand. it could catch fire there is so many things that can go wrong which is why printing it is one thing using it is an entirely sep

ajudge in seattle has blocked the release of software that allows people to make plastic guns on 3—d printersict of columbia sued the us government, in order to block publication, arguing that producing untraceable weapons would be a safety risk. caroline davies reports. coming to a theatre near you. this is the fear among some in america. untraceable, unregistered ghost guns. available to anyone with a 3—d printer and more easily available after a deal made by the trump administration. he complains about terrorists crossing the border. but he wants to let them have guns? undetected? what kind of hypocrisy is this? it's not a new issue. this is pro—gun activist cody wilson in 2013. showing off one of the world's first 3—d printed guns. his group put instructions on how to make them online. the us state department ordered them to be taken down. the group sued the state and injune, thejustice department ruled that americans could use the blueprints. cody wilson argues this is about free speech. you want to announce treaties and new legal regimes announcing greater and greater eras and stratas o

d. printer peterman adi to make one for us. consumer printers are available for as low as three hundred dollars so anybody that has three hundred dollars can essentially print one the designs have already appeared online and have been downloaded thousands of times three d. printed guns have no serial numbers so they're untraceable they don't require permits or background checks so anybody can have one and because they're plastic they can go through any metal detector law enforcement officials are opposed and president donald trump questioned the action of his own administration tweeting that the idea of three d. printed guns quote doesn't seem to make much sense but the guns may be less dangerous to the public then to the person wielding them in tests by the government firearms oversight agency three d. printed guns often exploded when fired they are not as strong or precisely machined as metal guns it could explode on you you could lose a finger you could use a hand. it could catch fire there is so many things that can go wron

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d. printer and nine u.s. states fontanel search after the trumpet ministration announced it's reached a settlement with the texas based defense distribution that settlement would have allowed the plans to be published online from wednesday rob reynolds from paul this is the computer generated weapon that's causing the uproar a crude single shot plastic pistol united states of america will be the biggest exporter of terror. if we fail to stop these ghost gun specifications for the gun were developed by cody wilson a self-styled anarchist as long as you have the right to keep and bear arms you have the right to make them in june the trumpet ministration abruptly gave up on a years long legal battle to prevent him from putting the gun plans on line wilson's diagrams allow a variety of firearms models to be made by anyone including convicted criminals mentally disturbed people or children this means that more people who are dangerous will have guns and they will hurt more people with them in three d. printer tech

visit cancercenter.com/breast >>> a federal judge has blocked the release of blueprints for 3-d printer guns. a judge tweeted that releasing the instructions does not seem to make much sense. last night his administration said this. >> the president made a mistake in the security of all americans and he considers it his highest responsibility. in the united states it is currently illegal to own or make a homemade plastic gun of any kind including those made on a 3-d printer. the administration support as three decade-old law and will continue to look at all options. >> a lot there to unpack, so we're back with john avalon. i want to start with you because i thought what is important there is that there is a law that says these begins are illegal. so what is the property remedy here that doesn't run afoul of the first amendment which is to allow people to post things online to make a gun. >> so what you heard is the nra hugs the president again. they are allowing the dissemination of these plans, the reason why that law doesn't apply is that the nra fought efforts to modernize the bill w

starting tomorrow, anyone could download the blueprint to make a gun with a 3-d printer. but late this afternoon - a federal judge in seattle temporarily stopped that from happening. 8 states are suing the trump administration for allowing a company in texas to publish the downloadable plans. the judge says there are "serious first amendment issues" that need to be worked out. and opponents say the whole thing is a public safety threat. but for some - the decision today isn )t enough. san francisco supervisor "catherine stefani" promised to work on legislation that will (permanently ( prevent the blueprints from being published in the city. tomorrow -- the most notable players in 49ers history will reunite in san francisco. they )re gathering for dwight clark )s memorial service. tonight, former team owner eddie debartolo tells us about the final moments of clarks life. an emotional eddie d...who wasn )t just the owner, he was more like brother to clark. debartolo is delivering the eulogy tomorrow. he says he )e written ands rewrittn it -- 7 times. we spent some time w/ h

d. printer peterman adi to make one for us. consumer printers are available for as low as three hundred dollars so anybody that has three hundred dollars can essentially print one the designs have already appeared online and have been downloaded thousands of times three d. printed guns have no serial numbers so they're untraceable they don't require permits or background checks so anybody can have one and because they're plastic they can go through any metal detector law enforcement officials are opposed and president donald trump questioned the action of his own administration tweeting that the idea of three d. printed guns quote doesn't seem to make much sense but the guns may be less dangerous to the public then to the person wielding them in tests by the government firearms oversight agency three d. printed guns often exploded when fired they are not as strong or precisely machined as metal guns it could explode on you you could lose a finger you could use a hand. it could catch fire there is so many things that can go wrong

d. printer shadow banning and attacking the news media and stand your ground we've got to talk but first little rhody takes on big oil i'm holland cook in washington this is the big picture on our t.v. america. more than a dozen cities and towns across the usa some in coastal communities as big as the big apple and as small as tiny imperial beach california have filed lawsuits against fossil fuel companies blaming them for the effects of climate change now a state is suing my state the ocean state rhode island governor geno rimando says that given that we have a president in the white house who denies climate change and has pulled out of the paris accord it puts a greater burden on states to take action and naming exxon mobil chevron b.p. and royal dutch shell among fourteen defendants our state attorney general did just that charging that big oil knew for decades that greenhouse gas pollution from their operations and their products were having a significant and detrimental impact on the earth's climate how detrimental let's ask dr riess holter an eco stress physiologist specializing in

tweets never make them illegal, the only purpose of guns like these is we can make it on a fancy 3-d printerf the weapon. let them stay illegal, enough problems with legal weapons available to everyone today, david and instagram rights technology needs to advance in the manner of making them not so and detectable, nearly impossible to stop them in the process. marvin posts on facebook comes a time in which common sense should be used. todd: can't wait to talk about second amendment ramifications. donald trump may soon crackdown even harder on china, the white house considering higher tariffs on $200 million worth of chinese imports, the trump administration threatened 10% tariffs but slapped 25% tariffs, these measures could bring chinese negotiators back to the table. donald trump will make a decision on the proposed tariffs at the end of the month and is considering another big tax cut for all americans, the white house either capital gains tax cut to boost the economy even more, aiming to reduce taxes on profits resulting in other assets. the trump administration may attempt to lower the

host: explain what a 3-d printer gun is.st: essentially just a mostly fromfactured 3-d printer material. the first one that made a lot of headlines, by cody wilson, his company distributed it in 2013. host: what do you need to make a 3-d printed gun? guest: it depends on what you're trying to do. there are different parts you can manufacture with it. you can make a lot of things with a 3-d printer but to make something that can withstand a cartridge going off, you really fairly expensive equipment. several thousand dollars worth of equipment, high-end 3-d printers. not the kind of thing you can buy for $150 online. you really need something substantial. host: how far along as the technology? guest: really, the gun he created, the liberator in 2013, it is a proof of concept, single shot firearm and it does not last long. you can only shoot a few shots through that. i'm not aware of any gun that has come along at that level of three printed material in it. it still has metal but most newer designs include a lot more but it ish

federal judge blocked a texas activist from putting blueprints online to make plastic on some 3-d printerscody wilson joins us to explain why he thinks it's a good idea. >>> hours after this - - >> i do not feel the media is the enemy of the people. >>chris: president trump bashes journalists again. >> what ever happened to fair press? what ever happened to honest reporting? they don't report it. they only make up stories. >>chris: we will ask our sunday panel about the trump family divine. all right now on "fox news sunday". hello again from fox news in washington. top national security officials say the threat from russian meddling in the upcoming midterms is real. president trump keeps calling it a hoax.one of several issues along with north korea and iran where the presidents statements appear at odds with the rest of his administration. in a moment, what talk about this seeming disconnect with the president national security advisor, john bolton. first, let's bring in kristin fisher in columbus, ohio where president trump held another of his highly charged rallies last night. >>report

. >>> hours before it would have become legal for anyone to use a 3-d printer to make a handgun, courtsjudge made it illegal for cody wilson and his nonprofit company to make the plans available online. they say it could make it easier for terrorists and others who obtain what they call a ghost gun. i'm joined now by one of the attorneys general who sued. he is is maryland attorney general brian frost. thank you for joining us. i appreciate it. >> good to be with you, don. >> after the ruling came down, he took his plans down making the plans unavailable for now. what's next in your fight to stop this from becoming a reality? >> the judge is going to hold a hearing on august 10th. we hope there will be a preliminary injunction. that will be an indefinite injunction until there's a final trial on the merits. we believe that we do have the ability and that we will be able to achieve that preliminary injunction as well. >> i found it interesting. i was speaking about this with my colleague crisco moe earlicu earlier. wilson's legal argument says basically this is about free speech saying t

but 3—d printers have made it all possible.ter and more easily available after a deal made with the trump administration. he complains about terrorists crossing the border but he wants to let them have guns undetected. what kind of hypocrisy is this? it is not a new issue. this is a pro—gun activist in 2013, showing off one of the world‘s first 3—d printed guns. his group put instructions on how to make them online. they were downloaded hundreds of thousands of times. the us state department ordered them to be taken down. the group sued the state and injune thejustice department ruled that american citizens could access use and reproduce the data. he argues this is about free speech. you want to announce treaties and new legal regimes and greater areas of gun control, but this era is over. you do not understand the world you‘re living in. yesterday a judge temporarily blocked the blueprints. that means, for any entity or individual to post that information online is illegal under federal law. just as it was before the federal g

to enable anyone, including allowing people who could not legally purchase a gun printing on a 3-d printersenator lisa murkowski also noting that more than 1000 people had already downloaded --ns to 3-d prints and -15 style assault rifle. our next caller, brian. go ahead. caller: mi on? i think the whole 3-d printing thing is silly, they're trying to regulate everything. i used to -- we lost that one. we will go on to darlene in nevada. good morning. caller: good morning. my dad does gunsmithing and also makes his own bullets. we just happened to be discussing this yesterday. he could not believe that y,eryone was in such a tizz because it was completely unbelievable to him. if anyone knew anything about making bullets, for instance, the primer one needs and the actual -- my dad could calculate for you the actual speed of any given bullet as it exits a barrel. he is that kind of wicked smart .t 73 he told me, i can't believe that overe are in such a tizz this. if anyone knew anything about what they were talking about, they understand these things would blow up in your hand. so i laughed a

the real problem for this writer is that we haven't fully grasped the potential of 3-d printers. it is still in its infancy stages is getting more sophisticated and cheaper to buy. donald has said that he is willing to meet the garage later and that hasn't in -- impressed the papers in the middle east. skeptical -- negotiations, we have been there before. that's what the paper says on its front page. it cites one reformist iranian politician who says it seems that trump is in love with setting up meetings just to meet without much care for the outcomes or his own inconsistent remarks. donald trump you also see him playing peacemaker in this cartoon. trumpis a tweet shaped nestled in the iranian leaders turban. defecating, reflecting the skepticism around donald trump's comments. an article from the israeli paper for this writer. the u.s. seems to be the one that is courting to run deliberately in a bid to create a comfortable space for future dialogue. the writer wonders can we really believe the u.s. president who is rife with contradictions, recklessness and a chronic absence o

actually walked away after this airliner crash in mexico today.whooshbanga plastic gun from a three=d printer supposed to be released today. we'll tell you what happened. (ken) now at 8 flames and smoke consume hundreds of thousands of acres across

how to make a plastic gun with a 3-d printer. a court battle ensued. last month there was a settlement that aloud the plans to be posted online starting august 1. multi-sta multi-states' attorneys general have moved to stop it. it doesn't seem to make much sense. hours later the white house deputy press secretary said this on air force one. >> in the united states, it's currently illegal to own or or make a holy plastic gun of any kind, including those made on a 3-d printer. the administration supports nearly two decade-old law and will continue to look at all options available to us to do what is necessary to protect americans while also supporting the first and second amendments. >> so it strikes a lot of the same chords as the nra statement, which reads in part, quote, regardless of what a person may be able to publish on the internet, undetectable plastic guns have been illegal for 30 years. a federal law passed in 1988 crafted with the nra support makes it unlawful to manufacture, import, sale, shift, deliver, possess, transfer or receive are an u

defense distributing from posting files online to show people how to make a plastic gun using a 3-d printer. the company would have been able to post those instructions online today after reaching a settlement with the trump administration back in june. defense distributed says the ban is an issue of speech. >> the government does not have the power to tell people they can't post information. that's a violation of free speech. >> for god sakes,public safety department is saying this is a giveaway for terrorists . >> the president said on twitter that making 3-d plastic guns available to the public does not seem to make much sense. federal law bars the manufacturer, sale, or sale of undetectable firearms. democrats are saying that law is too easy to get around. >>> a new charter school is due to begin this fall in san jose. they delay the opening leaving parents scrambling to find an alternative the bay area news group reports promise academy is a k - 8school that will not welcome students this year because of a liquidation dispute the charter school had asked to operate in downtown because